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And then there's the latest in the Dimitrius Underwood soap opera. He was expected at Dolphins' camp on Monday but didn't show up. Did he finally make it today? Dan LeBatard is on the scene and will provide answers.

The NFL continues to struggle with its new Replay System. Last night there was another controversial incident in the 49ers/Raiders preseason game. We will hear from our NFL2Night tandem of Mark Malone and Sean Salisbury with their thoughts.

The New Orleans Saints essentially traded their entire draft in order to select Heisman Trophy winner Ricky Williams last April. Then Ricky was injured in a preseason game against the Dolphins. Since then, other key players have also suffered injuries. Ed Werder checks in with a report from Saints' Camp where Mike Ditka is trying to cope.

Chris Mortensen has his weekly report from Inside The Huddle where he has (among other things) the latest on the quarterback situation in St. Louis following the season-ending injury to Trent Green. Which Super Bowl winning QB are the Rams interested in? Mort knows!
Baseball -- Edgardo Alfonzo had a night to remember against the Astros last evening with 6 hits, including 3 home runs. We'll look back at his remarkable game, and add some perspective to his feat.

Greg Maddux, the best pitcher of the 1990s, will be on the mound tonight for the Braves in Cincinnati. That wouldn't be such a big deal, except he'll take the mound with a chipped bone in his right wrist. Dave Barnett and Dave Campbell will preview the game and discuss Maddux's situation.

Who has the sweetest swing in baseball? Ken Griffey Junior? Tony Gwynn? Rafael Palmeiro? The greatest hitters in baseball today will try to answer that question.
Tennis -- Pete Sampras has withdrawn from the U.S. Open. Sal Paolantonio is on the scene and will tell us what happened and why.

Day #2 of action from the U.S. Open features a number of matches involving the big names. We'll have highlights and scores from the best men's and women's matches.
College Football -- Lou Holtz is now running the show at the University of South Carolina. This weekend the Gamecocks play their first game under Holtz when they take on North Carolina State. Holtz's team will be tested in this road game against a team that beat a ranked Texas team on the road last weekend. We'll see how Holtz is getting the team ready in a report from Steve Cyphers.